“…Coated electrodes are now extensively used in the electrochemical field because they have both the mechanical properties of the substrate and the electrochemical properties of the coating. As one of the more traditional coatings, lead dioxide (PbO 2 ) has attracted considerable attention due to its demonstrated advantages, including low electrical resistivity, low cost, ease of preparation, good chemical stability, and relatively large surface area [4][5][6][7]. Thus, lead dioxide has already been used in waste water treatment [8][9][10], ozone generation [11,12], lead-acid batteries [13][14][15], analytical sensors [16], and the metal electrowinning process [17].…”